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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1906

Page

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City Gas Franchise Clash Prompts Court Action

In a Consumers’ Gas Trust versus Citizens’ Gas dispute, Borst sues to enjoin city transfer of an option to sell the plant. A 50 cent ordinance and 2 cent gas rate were cited. Attorneys prepared amended pleadings as judge set Friday hearings.

Citizens’ Gas Company Superior Court George F. Borst Consumers’ Gas Trust Company W. H. Miller Vinson Carter Miler Ottzmin Citisens’ Gas Company Saltzman Citizens’ Gus Company Cnntrack Hegel Uy Citizens’ Company Henry Warrum Merrill Moores Attornneys

Local Jottings From Our City by Away Men and Nate Novka

A mosaic of city notes mentions Indianapolis coal dealers in the Indiana Michigan Coal Dealers association, Indiana University alumni discussing two medical colleges, smoke statistics, and Park Superintendent Clyde Power on a reduced salary. It records theater crowds, weather, a trench on a main street with unlit lamps, and hullabaloo at Denison hotel with new storm entrance for the women’s entrance.

Bricttema Nate Novka Indianapolis Indiana-Michigan Coal Dealers’ Association Indiana University

Governor of Omsk Assassinated in Akmolinek Province

Dec 3 report from St. Petersburg says the governor of Omsk, capital of Akmolinek province, was killed today by an assassin. Adolanna Busch, millionaire brewer, is seriously ill at his home in St. Louis after a pneumonia attack.

Serippe-MeHee Presa Association BT. Petersburg Goveror Omsk Akmolinek BUSCH Serippe-Mehiane Preap Anauemei BT. Louis Adolanna Busch Seriouvly

Martha Washington hotel opened to women guests

In New York City the Martha Washington hotel, long closed to men, will be opened to women as a profitless refuge. Stockholders, after four years of losses from serving only women, seek a financial return and consider a sale or new occupant to revive the venture.

New York Scrippn New York City Martha Washington

Hunt for Turkeys at Pine Knot Forests

Serippas McRae reports Roosevelt and party began a hunting and boating expedition in Albemarle County Pine Knot forests with Mrs Roosevelt and others enjoying open-air horseback riding. The Roosevelts will remain at Pine Knot until Monday night while local residents visit.

Serippas Pine Knot Roosevelte Nicholas Longworth Ohin

Card of Thanks from Sisters of the Good Shepherd

The Sisters of the Good Shepherd express gratitude to kind friends and benefactors for Christmas gifts for the children and for past year remembrances. They wish blessings, joy, and a prosperous New Year.

Sisters of the Good Shepherd Sisters OF the Good Shephird

Fatal Attack in Columbia Avenue Area

William Herrick aged 6 died from heart trouble Friday near Columbia avenue and Thirteenth Street before medical help could reach him. He collapsed in the Indianapolis Stove Company office after entering Dr John Bull’s nearby clinic. An autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death while his home is with a married daughter at Bennett's Switch.

William Herrick Fridtay Columbia-ave Alt Herrick John Bull E. Thirfteenth St Columbia Ave Jand Indletapolis Stove Company Dr. Bull

Boy Drunk Refused to Name Source of Liquor

Humane Officer Axtell found Amithers, a minor, intoxicated at dd B Vermont Ave living at dwelling on a Friday. He could scarcely walk and refused to say where he obtained liquor. He was sent to the Destention home.

Axtell Amithers Vermont

Indiana Teachers Attend Lumbering Session on Labor Problem

Thousands of teachers filled Tomlinson hall for the Indiana State meeting to hear Ward Wright of Clark College and Henry Van Dyke on poetry and human relations. The crowd pressed against the stands as speakers discussed education defects and needs from university and parish school perspectives, with nominations and a subdued political atmosphere. Governor Manly was slated to preside but was absent due to illness.

Tre Innening Nsession Endlana John FL Haines Nabloxville Counery Schonla Lotus J. Coffman Conneraville Chy Schows Joan Cavanaugh Henry van Dyke Tomlinson Hall Henry van

Final Session of Teachers WI Action on Education at Commindian

The meeting of teachers closes Sac waitay with a 9:00 a.m. program in the assembly room of the Cinypael hotel. Rev. Frederick Taylor delivers the invocation at First Baptist, Indianapolis. Addresses by Mies Jane Addams of Chicago and Miss Juna Rienman of New York discuss education reports and commission findings. Reports of committees and miscellaneous business follow.

Sacwetay Cinypael Veginning Pinang Solo Edward Ebert Bachelm Danville Frederick &. Taylor First Baptist Church Indianapolis Menars Fred Luzconic Edward Ebert Buchhelm Mies Jane Addams Chicago Juna Rienman New York The Educational Commission

Indiana Teachers Association Opens Despite Noise

The Claypool hotel assembly room reached capacity as the Indiana Teachers Association opened Thursday night. Attendance exceeded expectations though some could not gain admission due to the crowd. The program announced details about the session and its goals, and speakers emphasized support for school funding.

Claypool Indiana State Seasion Ram

Wisconsin teacher advocates system of medical inspection

President John Sims of the Wisconsin Teachers Association urged a public school medical inspection system at the 54th annual convention in Milwaukee. He argued health is central to education and cited causes like bad ventilation plumbing heating and improperly adjusted desks as harming pupils. He urged the convention to seek statutory provision for school medical inspection to protect health and life through sanitary law compliance.

Bilwaukee Wis John Sims Wisconsin Teachers’ Association

Negro as a Bandit Tucker Captured After Midnight Chase

James Tucker, described as a Negro bandit, was arrested shortly after midnight following a long pursuit by patrolmen Rodas, Walker, and Gillispie. Tucker attempted a holdup on Roy Cornet and T. Moore near Missouri and Washington, drew a weapon, and was fired upon by a passer-by. He fled north toward Missouri, prompting a citywide chase that ended with officers capturing him on the Bix Four railroad line between Ohio and New York streets. Tucker's home is in Lexington, Kentucky, and he had only recently arrived.

James ‘Tucker Negro Rodaswacker Gillispie Tucker Roy Cornet T. Moore Miesourt Manre Cornet Miasaurist Janusen Wee Paeving Johnson Miasouriay Moore Cormat Rodamarker Gillaspie Osage Washington Ste Gro Ohio New York-sts Lexington

Murder in a Hotel Sparks Tragic Double Incident

In South Bend a man and woman known as Serippa-Mettae Prom Amiton alias Edith Howard were stabbed in the heart by Ray Armstrong of Dewagiac Michigan at a hotel. Armstrong used a dagger and fled at the hospital door. Armstrong reportedly stabbed himself and is dying.

Serippa-Mettae Prom Amiton Bouth Bend Ink Des Cayete Vincent Edith Howard Ray Armstrong

Train collision at Guilarate causes many injuries and fatalities

In Guilarate Lombaray yesterday a pair of technical trains collided while entering the railway station. Several deaths are reported among victims of the talks and accident. About thirty people were injured, many seriously, as rescuers worked amid the wreckage.

Prem Assarinien Nome acci+dent Guilarate Lombaray

Trustees File Interlocutory Injunction in Birmingham Case

A partition suit was filed in the Birmingham city court yesterday seeking an interlocutory injunction to restrain Standard Trust Company of Delaware from acting in a manner that could affect BUED Trust Company. The filing names Standard Trust Company and its Delaware corporation as respondents and seeks swift court action.

Dofippasnenae Kteas newacreuUs Birmingham Ala Bee Standard Trust Company, & Delaware Corporacion Rom

Juvenile Court Seeks Better Quarters for Witnesses

Indianapolis report shows Juvenile Court needs larger, ventilated space to protect child witnesses. Officials propose moving from crowded basement rooms to clinic and jury rooms, with future court hearing rooms and better privacy. City departments must vacate space as new hall is planned, pending mayoral approval.

Juvendly Court Superior Court Juvenie Court Rockwalter

Mystery at Boston Woman Found Dead Near Hospital Grounds

Police detain four women including the lodging house proprietor Mrs Brown after a young woman is found murdered near The Massachusetts General Hospital grounds. A key was found against the house at 3% Blossom Street, amplifying the lead to the lodging house.

General Hospital Scrippe-Mefiear Crean Ancortation Boston Bec Polles Messachusetts Q Lodging House

Wife to sue actor in divorce case in Chicago lawyer

Ethel Lever wife of George M Cohan the actor is preparing to sue for divorce. Her mother confirms the report stating the suit will be filed immediately through attorney Harrington of Chicago.

Scripps-MrRae New York Ethel Lever George SL Cohan Broadway

Fire Devastates Strawboard Plant in Philadelphia

A fire at the strawboard company's plant in Philadelphia caused an estimated 500000 dollars in damage last night. Four buildings were destroyed, 15 facilities were burned out, and 40 people were left unemployed.

Philadelphia Strawboard Company

ICassatt Dies Suddenlly at Philadelphia Home

Alexander Johnston Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad dies suddenly at his Philadelphia home at 1 o clock. Born in Pittsburgh he held key roles including general manager and director before becoming railroad president in 1900. Survived by family as illness from whooping cough had kept his condition private.

Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Scrippe-McRae Press Associaton Tiuladelphia A. J. Cassatt Sronsylvania Railroad Cuesett Cassaty Mes Cassatt Alexander Johnston Cassatt Pittsburg University of Hardeitrg Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Engaedt Raed Georgia Penneylvania Radman Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Pennsylvanis Pennsylvana Pennsylvania Fitsburg

Notable Banquet for Physicians in Indianapolis

A commemorative banquet honoring the amalgamation of three medical schools will be held at the Claypool hotel Saturday night. Notable speakers include Drs. Frank Billings, A. Beveridge, and James Whitcomb Riley. Alumni total about 2,500 with 114 former instructors now in Purdue faculty.

Suntiana Medical College Censtral College of Payvnomas and Surgeons Fort Wayne Medical College Yu School of Mediche Puris University Claypool Hotel Stanley Coulter Sf Touremaster Frank B. Wynn A. F. Sterne A. W. Brayton Indianapolla Frank Billings Chienge The American Medical Association W. Wiles Indiana Medical College Purdue Agricultural Department Washington, D. C George H. Simsmons Chicago Bre A. J. Beveridge India George Ade Indiana James Whitcamn Riley IL Ik Jaren Purdue School of Medicine Indianapolis Marion County Medical Society Indiana Shate Medical Society

Pony Lands On Dining Table In Frightful Rampage

In Marion Ohio Tec 2 a pony ridden by 8 year old Matthew McKinatry ran away at a railway crossing and dashed into Louis Mendham's home. The fore feet landed on the dining room table and dishes shattered. A three year old child required a physician after the scare.

Marion Matthew McKinatry Louis Mendham

Judge Refuses Mercy for John Whitton in Traction Line Case

Judge Fremont Alford refused clemency sought by the Horse-Thief Detective association for John Whitton who terrorized riders on the Indianapolis and Martinsville traction line for three days. Whitton pleaded guilty to drawing a deadly weapon and received 30 days in the workhouse and a $3 fine. The association warned of an appeal to Gov. J Frank Hanly while Alford criticized that group for seeking leniency and recounted prior requests to separate a woman from her children over a chicken theft case.

Fremont Alford Toligton John Whitton Indianapolis Martinsville Alford Whitson Horse Thief Detective Association Whiten Jmige Alford

FORGERY CHARGES AGAINST PERKINS AND OTHERS IN NEW YORK CASE

New York December 2. George W. Paw Joe former NY Life vice president and Morgan partner was indicted by the grand jury in the life insurance scandal. Indictments also name Mr Perkins and Charles Fatrenitd for forgery in various degrees. Perkins arrested and pleaded not guilty with option to change plea by January 21. Fatrenitd, a New York Life director, indicted for a stock transaction with Chicago and Northwestern railroad. Jury notes investigators said defendants acted to benefit policyholders, not personally. Dummy stock sale alleged to NY Security and Trust company deceitfully recorded.

Arrippe Khao Press Association New York George TW Paw Jone New York Life Insurance Company J. Pierpont Morgan Grand Mfe Insurance Alx Indiatmenta Ageinet Perkins Thindagres Jerome Bad Levin A. Daludald Gatre Court Young Morgan Frog Pykins Cleveland A. Dodge Riverd NY Sr Derana Charles Fatrenitd New York Life New York Trust and Security Company Lif Fatrehtd Europe Parkinws Fatrehild Chicago & Northwestern Railroad New York Life Affairs New York Life Company Perkine New York Security Nd Trust Company Consert Penking Insurance Ste Ischa Jerkinw Salte

Vaudeville Visit By Nurse To Juvenile Court Clinic

Eleanor Ketcham and two nurses escorted several juvenile court clinic boys to a Grand vaudeville show. The boys asked eager questions about the outing and the nurse invited them to meet at the alley entrance. Governor Henry showed slight improvement but remained ordered to rest and avoid official duties until Monday.

Eleanor Ketcham Miss Ketcham

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